Welcome to the November 12, 2006 edition of The Personal Development Carnival!

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Jack Yoest presents Any PR is good, As Long As They Spell Your Name Right posted at Reasoned Audacity, saying, “When you tangle with print, radio, or visual media your name and identifiers are sometimes going to be mangled. It is not always deliberate. Donald Rumsfeld, Our Secretary of Defense, says to never confuse a conspiracy with incompetence. But how does one tell the difference?”

Steven Aitchison presents Intentions - Losing 7 pounds in 16 days posted at Change your thoughts, saying, “Since I wrote the post ‘A shift in consciousness’ I have been concentrating hard on my intentions. It has only been 16 days but here are the results so far:”

Jane Chin presents Most Important Quality in a Coach posted at On Careers and Life.

Wenchypoo presents Elements of Character posted at Mental Wastebasket.

Michael Werrner presents Unlock a Passion — Combine Travel and Volunteering posted at Dream Jobs Dialog, saying, “Go abroad and help others . . . but mostly learn more about yourself.”

Midnight Raider presents Avoid Holiday Weight Gain posted at Midnight Raider.

Travis Farnes presents Get Motivated and Stay Motivated! posted at Self Improvement with Travis Farnes.

Aaron M. Potts presents Building a Jewelled Shell posted at Today is that Day, saying, “This post is about how humans tend to look for material goods and concepts, while the real value is - and always has been - in building a solid interior!”

Brian C Lee presents 3 Steps to Success for Creative Geniuses posted at geniustypes.com, saying, “Useful information on how to make it as a creative person.”

Joe Donnachie presents Changing The Way You Feel posted at joedonnachie.com - Pursuing Health and Happiness.

Julien presents On the motivation to exercise posted at Odd Scoop.

Aleksandr Kavokin, MD, PhD presents Colon Cancer Quiz posted at RDoctor Medical Portal, saying, “Avoid colon cancer by using prevention tips.”

Henrik Edberg presents Do you make these 10 mistakes in a conversation? posted at Henrik Edberg.

Raymond David Salas presents The Healing Power of Animals posted at ZenChill.com - Power Tools for Mind, Body, and Soul.

Andrew Flusche presents The Lazy Way to Success On Exams posted at Legal Andrew.

Scott Allen presents Online Negativity and How to Deal With It posted at The Virtual Handshake Blog.

Steve Olson presents The Seven-Lesson School Teacher posted at Steve Olson.

Alvin Soon presents Do You Want To Feel Alive? posted at Life Coaches Blog.

Ririan presents 11 Great Ways To Start Your Day posted at Ririan Project.

Christine Kane presents 10 Things to Do When the Dirt Comes Up posted at Christine Kane.

Brandon Peele presents Primacy of Being posted at GT.

Patricia presents How To Overcome Loneliness, During The Holidays Or Any Time posted at A Better You Blog.

John Hill presents Your Powerful Mind posted at Universe Of Success.

Renata Vincoletto presents Things you can do and learn with your child posted at A geek Family.

Brian Kim presents How to Believe You Can Do Anything posted at Brian Kim.

Bryan C. Fleming presents Making Bigger Commitments (Day 79) posted at Bryan C. Fleming.

Manny presents Success Methodologies: Follow Your Bliss - Off a Cliff!! posted at Success Books, saying, “Follow your bliss…but keep your eyes and ears open!”

Polliwog presents Hitting the road for a good cause posted at bobbarama.com

My Bubble Life presents How Big is Your Dream? posted at My Bubble Life, saying, “Dream big.”

Jeremy Waller presents Why Should I Set Personal Goals? posted at WallerBlog - A Financial Advice Blog, saying, “A small piece on setting personal goals using my goals as an example.”

TrustedAdvisor presents Trust Tip 14: More Hard Talk about Soft Skills posted at Trust Matters, saying, “Being willing to acknowledge obvious ignorance creates rather than destroys credibility.”

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